She was reelected in 2014 but was impeached and removed from office in 2016

Became the first female president in Brazil

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

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Higher employment

Increased employment by creating about 5.4 million new jobs from early 2011 to May 2014

Opened thousands of new companies

Minimum wage was fixed

Increased Brazil's economy, and is now one of the world's largest

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POWER & AUTHORITY

Dilma Rousseff falls into the power & authority theme. The reason Rousseff falls into this theme is because this theme is about people who have power over something or the authority to do something. Some examples of people who have power and authority are the president, kings, queens, government, etc. These were just some examples that have to do with this specific theme. Dilma was tied into this theme when she was the president of Brazil because she had power over the country and was trying to make the country better, but she also had authority over what happened. This is how Dilma Rousseff was tied into the theme of power & authority.

QUOTE

"I don't fight for my mandate out of vanity or attachment to power, I fight for democracy, for truth, and for justice. I fight for the people of my country and their well-being." I think is saying a lot about what kind of president Rousseff wanted to be for the country. The things she was willing to do for the people in the country. That's why I think this quote shows what kind of president she wanted to be.

"I hope the fathers and mothers of little girls will look at them and say, 'Yes, woman can.'" I think this quote says what kind of person she is, it shows that she is a feminist and cares about woman's rights and equality. Just because men are given a specific task that they are supposed to do, that doesn't mean woman can't take on that same type of responsibility. Woman can do everything and anything that men can do, and it is not just a guy thing. That's why I think this quote shows what kind of person Dilma Rousseff is.